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pot

noun
/pɒt/
/pɑːt/
Idioms
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    for cooking烹饪

  1. [countable] a deep round container used for cooking things in
    • pots and pans锅碗瓢盆
    • You'll need a large cooking pot with a tight-fitting lid. 你需要一个盖得很紧的大锅。
    Extra Examples
    • Cook gently in a covered pot for 3–4 hours.盖上锅盖,用文火煮 3 到 4 个钟头。
    • He could hear the pot bubbling on the stove.他可以听到炉子上水壶沸腾的声音。
    • Put all the ingredients in a large pot.把所有的配料放进一口大锅里。
    Topics Cooking and eatingb1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • cooking
    verb + pot
    • cover
    • stir
    pot + verb
    • boil
    • bubble
    pot + noun
    • pie
    • roast
    preposition
    • for the pot
    • in a/​the pot
    • into a/​the pot
    phrases
    • pots and pans
    See full entry
  2. container容器

  3. [countable] (especially British English) a container made of glass, clay or plastic, used for storing food in(盛食品的)罐,瓶,壶,盒
    • a pot of jam一罐果酱
    • a yoghurt pot酸奶罐
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • ceramic
    • clay
    • earthenware
    verb + pot
    • grow something in
    • plant something in
    • fill
    pot + verb
    • be filled with something
    • be full of something
    • contain something
    pot + noun
    • plant
    preposition
    • in a/​the pot
    • into a/​the pot
    • pot of
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  4. [countable] (especially in compounds尤用于构成复合词) a container of various kinds, made for a particular purpose(某种用途的)容器
    • a coffee pot咖啡壶
    • a pencil pot铅笔盒
    • Is there any more tea in the pot?茶壶里还有茶吗?
    see also chamber pot, chimney pot, flowerpot, lobster pot, melting pot, pepper pot, pint pot, plant pot, potted
    Extra Examples
    • Plants in pots require more water than you might think.盆栽植物所需水分比你想象的要多。
    • She filled the pot with boiling water.她给茶壶倒满了开水。
    • a clay pot full of oil装满油的陶土罐
    Topics Gardensb1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • ceramic
    • clay
    • earthenware
    verb + pot
    • grow something in
    • plant something in
    • fill
    pot + verb
    • be filled with something
    • be full of something
    • contain something
    pot + noun
    • plant
    preposition
    • in a/​the pot
    • into a/​the pot
    • pot of
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  5. [countable] the amount contained in a pot一罐,一瓶,一壶(的量)
    • They drank a pot of coffee.他们喝了一壶咖啡。
    • I had such a craving for marmalade when I was pregnant that I ate a whole pot in one day. 我怀孕的时候特别想吃橘子酱,一天就吃了一整锅。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • steaming
    • fresh
    • coffee
    verb + pot
    • brew
    • make
    • put on
    preposition
    • in a/​the pot
    • pot of
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  6. [countable] a bowl, etc. that is made by a potter陶盆;陶罐;碗
    • The newly made pots are glazed when they are completely dry.刚做好的陶罐在干透后上釉。
  7. money

  8. the pot
    [singular] (especially North American English) the total amount of money that is bet in a card game(一局纸牌游戏的)赌注总额,全部赌注
  9. the pot
    [singular] (especially North American English) all the money given by a group of people in order to do something together, for example to buy food, or available for a particular purpose凑集的资金;凑集的钱 see also kitty, pension pot
  10. drug毒品

  11. [uncountable] (informal) cannabis (= a drug (illegal in many countries) made from the dried leaves and flowers of the hemp plant, which gives the person smoking it a feeling of being relaxed)锅:大麻(一种由大麻植物的干叶和花朵制成的药物(在许多国家/地区是非法的),使吸烟者感到放松。
    • pot smoking吸大麻
  12. shot发射

  13. (also potshot)
    [countable] (informal) a shot that somebody fires without aiming carefully乱射;盲目射击
    • He took a pot at the neighbour's cat with his air rifle.他用气枪向邻居的猫打了一枪。
  14. in billiards, etc.台球等

  15. [countable] (in the game of billiards, pool or snooker台球、普尔或斯诺克) the act of hitting a ball into one of the pockets around the edge of the table击球入袋Topics Sports: other sportsc2
  16. stomach腹部

  17. [countable] (informal) a pot belly (= a large stomach that sticks out) 锅:锅肚
  18. Word Originnoun senses 1 to 7 and noun senses 10 to 11 late Old English pott, probably reinforced in Middle English by Old French pot; of unknown ultimate origin (compare with late Latin potus ‘drinking cup’). noun sense 8 1930s: probably from Mexican Spanish potiguaya ‘cannabis leaves’. noun sense 9 1950s: abbreviation of potshot.
Idioms
a crock/pot of gold
  1. a large prize or reward that somebody hopes for but is unlikely to get不大可能得到的大笔奖赏(或报酬)
go to pot
  1. (informal) to become much less good because people are not working hard or taking care of things荒废;荒疏;疏懒
    • Her handwriting's gone to pot since she started using a computer all the time.自从她开始完全使用电脑后,她的书法就荒疏了。
in the melting pot
  1. (especially British English) likely to change; in the process of changing要起变化;处于变化之中
the pot calling the kettle black
  1. (saying, informal) used to say that you should not criticize somebody for a fault that you have yourself锅笑壶黑;五十步笑百步;乌鸦说猪黑
pot luck
  1. when you take pot luck, you choose something or go somewhere without knowing very much about it, but hope that it will be good, pleasant, etc.碰运气;撞大运
    • It's pot luck whether you get good advice or not.能不能得到好的指点那就全靠运气了。
    • You're welcome to stay to supper, but you'll have to take pot luck (= eat whatever is available).欢迎你留下来吃晚饭,不过你得有什么就吃什么了。
    see also potluck
pots of money
  1. (British English, informal) a very large amount of money大笔的金钱;巨额款项
put a quart into a pint pot
  1. (British English) to put something into a space that is too small for it将…置于容不下之处
    • Writing a history of the world in a single volume is like putting a quart into a pint pot.单卷本写世界历史就像把一夸脱放进一品脱的罐子里。
a watched pot never boils
  1. (saying) used to say that when you are impatient for something to happen, time seems to pass very slowly心急水不开(越心急,时间过得越慢)

pot

verb
/pɒt/
/pɑːt/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they pot
/pɒt/
/pɑːt/
he / she / it pots
/pɒts/
/pɑːts/
past simple potted
/ˈpɒtɪd/
/ˈpɑːtɪd/
past participle potted
/ˈpɒtɪd/
/ˈpɑːtɪd/
-ing form potting
/ˈpɒtɪŋ/
/ˈpɑːtɪŋ/
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    plant植物

  1. pot something to put a plant into a flowerpot filled with soil把…栽入盆中;种盆栽Topics Gardensc1
  2. in billiards, etc.台球等

  3. pot something (in the games of billiards, pool and snooker台球、普尔和斯诺克) to hit a ball into one of the pockets (= holes at the corners and edges of the table)击(球)入袋 synonym pocket
    • He potted the black to take a 7–3 lead.他把黑球击入袋中,以 7:3 领先。
    Topics Sports: other sportsc2
  4. shoot射击

  5. pot something to kill an animal or a bird by shooting it射杀,射猎(飞禽或走兽)
  6. see also potted
    Word Originverb late Old English pott, probably reinforced in Middle English by Old French pot; of unknown ultimate origin (compare with late Latin potus ‘drinking cup’). Current senses of the verb date from the early 17th cent.

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